Brand name of tractor?

[green and red man]

I recently spotted an older articulated 4WD cab tractor on a road trip. It wasn't until last year that I had heard or even seen pictures of this brand. Looks to be rated somewhere around 300 HP to 500 HP. Has four sets of duals on it.
Could not see if it had a 3 point hitch or was a bare back.

The color scheme was similar to the old Sears riding mowers and garden tractors from the 1970's with the white and tan paint.

It has a cab and is diesel powered. Looks to be made in the 1970's or early 1980's.

Definitely american made. Not a Wagner, Versatile, Steiger, White, or Russian Belarus.

Anyone recall what the brand name is? I just can't recall the name. The one I saw was located inside a property with tall metal fence panels and was only able to see it for a moment since the gates were open. I could not see any lettering from my view point.

 

[engine29]

A Knudson?

 

[chim]

Big Bud?

 

[Diamondpilot]

My guess would be a Big Bud also. Google them, they made some big machines and the 747 is still to this day the biggest tractor made.

Chris

 

[Kessler Farms]

Orange wheels? J. I. Case

 

[dbear]

Orange wheels? J. I. Case

Maybe pictures would help green and red man.

 

[MIKE R]

Orange wheels? J. I. Case

J.I Case used orange. Big Bud, he has tan wheels. Could it be a White?

 

[droptop]

A White isn't white, a White is silver.....:laughing:

 

[dbear]

How about Muller?



"Müller tractors were 4WD articulated tractors built in Brazil. The company was founded in 1956 by a German immigrant, Mr. Müller. They continued to build tractors until 2002, when the company was sold to Proton Primus of Brazil.

Tractors were exported to the USA by Müller America in Houston, TX and CBT/USA in Colorado Springs, CO, which was the importer of CBT tractors from Brazil."

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...q=muller+tractors&hl=en&gbv=2&tbm=isch&itbs=1

 

[green and red man]

How about Muller?

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"Müller tractors were 4WD articulated tractors built in Brazil. The company was founded in 1956 by a German immigrant, Mr. Müller. They continued to build tractors until 2002, when the company was sold to Proton Primus of Brazil.

Tractors were exported to the USA by Müller America in Houston, TX and CBT/USA in Colorado Springs, CO, which was the importer of CBT tractors from Brazil."

Google Image Result for http://images.wikia.com/tractors/images/a/a8/Muller_TM310_4WD_ad.jpg

Thanks for that info. I had never heard of Muller before. I'm not certain, but don't think the one I saw was a Muller. I'm waiting to find out more info from someone who lives and works near where the machine is located.